Two police officers in Hammond, Indiana, who were involved in a chaotic arrest after stopping a car because the driver and a front-seat passenger weren’t wearing seat belts, have been…
An Indiana lawyer has been reprimanded for including a noncompete clause in an associate’s contract and telling clients after firing the associate that he would be taking over their cases.
Recently profiled on 60 Minutes, a former Navy SEAL who wrote a best-selling book about the U.S. government raid that killed Osama Bin Laden wound up being federally investigated,…
An Indiana judge has refused a defense request to dismiss a manslaughter case because of an attorney-client conversation that was recorded by police and reviewed by a prosecutor.
A registered sex offender convicted in Texas of aggravated rape was quickly linked by police in Hammond, Indiana, to the slaying of a prostitute at a motel there Friday.
A police stop of a family in Hammond, Indiana, over two unbuckled seat belts last month ended in emotional chaos after the officers broke a window and used an electronic…
Acquitted by a jury in the fatal shooting of a rival Latin Kings gang member, Martin Anaya nonetheless was blamed for the murder by the federal district judge who oversaw…
An Indiana state trooper gave a woman a warning ticket and then a religious brochure after he pulled her over for a traffic stop, according to a lawsuit filed by…
Pro se parties must “play by the rules,” and courts can place reasonable limits on filings by an “abusive litigant,” the Indiana Supreme Court wrote Tuesday in an opinion involving…
For the second time this year, an Indiana judge will have to decide whether to eviscerate evidence in a slaying case due to claimed inadvertent eavesdropping by police in LaPorte…
A longtime Indiana lawyer who allegedly admitted to police that he drank “about a pint” of vodka within hours of a Monday court hearing is now dealing with a double…
When Kevin Rittenhouse’s teenage son was caught using marijuana with friends last year, his dad tried to do the right thing and turned the teen, a member of the soccer…
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